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Enter your animal poster for contest

You can enter as many times as you like but send a R10 donation with each of your entries

THE Animal Anti-Cruelty League’s poster competition for primary school learners is open again.

Learners have to create posters/pictures depicting ways in which people show compassion and kindness to animals and care for and affect their lives in positive ways. This poster must not just be a pretty picture but a picture with a message.

A slogan or title may also help in making the message clear. A good poster grabs attention.

You can enter as many times as you like but send a R10 donation with each of your entries. All money will be used by the Animal Anti-Cruelty League in its work of caring and protecting animals. For banking information, contact 011-435-0672.

Learners can use any medium. The paper size must be either A2 or A3.

On each entry clearly print:

• Your age, name and surname

• Entry category (1/2/3) and grade (where applicable)

• School’s name and e-mail address

• Your own/the school’s telephone number

Send or deliver your posters to:

AACL Johannesburg Society

PO Box 7, Rosettenville, 2130, Gauteng

59 Alice Street, Regents Park, Johannesburg.

Tel: 011-435-0672

Website: www.aacl.co.za

E-mail: educate@aacl-jhbnb.co.za

The closing date is October 31.

Categories and prizes:

• Category 1: Grades 1 & 2: First Prize R2 000

• Category 2: Grades 3, 4 & 5: First Prize R2 000

• Category 3: Grades 6 & 7: First Prize R2 000

(Sponsored by the Simmonds Hampton Trust)

There are many more merit prizes from Animaltalk Magazine, Canon, Gold Reef City Theme Park, Bob Martin, Cartoon Candy, Nutriphase and Pick n Pay. The school which enters the most posters will win a Canon Laser Multi-functional printer valued at R6 999.

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